Media, Tech & Reviews
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Epson Is the Print To Go
Epson is back in the printing game when the company recorded a 13% Business Growth in FY2013 from April 2013 to March 2014, with 40% growth in the sales of Epson inkjet printer, 10% growth in business systems like point-of-sale and passbook printers, 11% growth in commercial and industrial business, and 10% growth in projectors. At the press conference last month, Danny Lee, General Manager, Sales and Marketing at Epson Malaysia. “Our new offerings within Epson’s award winning line of L-Series printers make our products even better suited for office and business environments of all sizes. Not only does Epson offer the versatility of wirelessly printing from whatever device the…
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Nuun Vs 100plus
My husband is a cyclist and so 100 plus is always in our house. Sometimes I take them after a good run too, but I always feel it is more of a soda than a sports drink due to the overload of sugar. Therefore, I had always been on the lookout for a sugarless drink for recovery after a run. FYI, it is not good to take plain water as it could cause cramps. I was just doing my usual iherb shopping the other day when I came upon the very interesting drink called Nuun. I bought this one that has vitamins in it too. There are 16 tabs in…
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The Gift of Wellbeing
I remember back when I was about 14, me and my sis Chris loves playing with dogs, wild dogs. Maybe it was because we used to have pets but around that age time, we didn’t have one. So one day, a stray dog kept coming to our house and we tried to domesticate it. Without our parents’ permission, we fed the dog so that it wouldn’t leave and kept coming back. It was a big but friendly dog, and being young, we knew no danger. However, one fine day, we did something silly. We so wanted to make this dog ours that we tried to bath it. It was really…
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iPad App Review: Little Critter Shapes
I was very excited to get Little Critter Shapes because finally there’s an app for my 2 year old from Oceanhouse media. Jordan is now 27 months and he is pretty into shape sorting and reading from books. He still talks a lot of baby talk, but at least he tries. I thought this app is mighty suitable to teach him more about shapes in a fun way. This app teaches young children (ages 2-5) shapes through colorful, animated illustrations and easy-to-read pages. Little Critter makes it fun and easy for toddlers to learn their shapes with colorful images of a shooting star, an oval train track, a crescent moon,…
